Tar Gul Ṣaf Ārā’s work provides a deep dive into the Philosophy of Human Creation, comparing the insights of Allamah Tabataba’i and Alusi. It explores evolution, divine grace, and the path to spiritual certainty through worship as defined in the Quran.
This work explores the Meaning of Life in the Quran by identifying three core components: purpose, value, and function. The author proposes “acquiring goodness” as a fundamental, universal characteristic of meaning that bridges supernaturalist and naturalist perspectives.
An Introduction to Illuminationist Philosophy by Seyed Yadullah Yazdanpanah provides a revised and concise exploration of Suhrawardi’s school of thought. It highlights the transition from Avicennian logic to the mystical intuition that paved the way for Mulla Sadra’s Transcendent Wisdom.
The Basic Layers of Cognition offers a profound synthesis of Islamic and Western thought. Dr. Ahmad Ahmadi critiques traditional epistemological limits and presents a unique theory on the intersection of existence and essence.
